Series
TGC Vocations
On Mission to Save 70% of Your Shower Water
Meet the Christian entrepreneur who wants to save 70 percent of your wasted water.
How Student Success Can Call Forth the Imago Dei
When we intervene to bring healing, we bear the image of God who sent his Son to intervene for us.
How Art Can Inspire Us to Fear God
In a world of screens and smart phones, painting outdoors can inspire wonder and awe in God the Creator.
Buy a Taco, Feed a Starving Child
Meet the millennial entrepreneur who, alongside his wife, is serving the world—one taco at a time.
When Public High School Students Sing the ‘Messiah’
At our public school we perform the best of Western choral music—and we include sacred cantatas like the 'Messiah.'
The Golfer Who Won the 2012 U.S. Open
I wasn't born to be a golfer; I was born to be a child of God.
When Tragedy Touches Every Part of Your Job
In everything we offer, we want to communicate, 'You are not forgotten in your suffering.'
Ministering from Behind the Barber’s Chair
I don’t just cut hair; I build relationships. My ministry sits in that chair.
A Man Who Brings Us Bacon
When the world smears my occupation, despite my best efforts to steward God’s creation, I see brokenness.
Coding for the Kingdom
Coding is great, but unless my identity is in something greater, I’ll waste my skills and my life.
Living for More than Sunday’s Game
I used to ask God to make me a superstar running back, but now I’m a special teams specialist. He has humbled me, and I’m grateful.
When a Gospel Conversation Finds You
When we lead with our challenges and weaknesses in conversations with colleagues, Christ is able to shine.
The Architect Serving Refugees with His Work
At the groundbreaking ceremony there were refugees from Iraq, Burma, West Africa, and East Africa.
Coaching to Make Great Men, Not Just Great Players
As a coach, I’m tempted to find my identity in the successes or failures of the team. It’s easy to search for identity in those things rather than resting in my status as a child of God.
